Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
The Chinese underground music scene lives on social media—but not on the platforms the rest of the world uses
Governments need to adapt traditional concepts and tools of statecraft to the digital age.
The main political victims of cyberattackers have been leaders and public figures in democratic countries—especially the United States.
Senior Fellow James Schoff participated in a Reddit AMA to discuss the factors that have shaped the post-Cold War U.S.-Japan alliance and how the alliance can move forward in 2017 and beyond
There is a new arms race taking shape, centered around three interconnected technologies: autonomous weapons, swarms, and cyberwarfare.
An exploration of how international cyberspace norms evolve and work, and what more they could contribute to making cyberspace more hospitable.
Given the pace of progress in AI development, the expanding scope for its application, and the growing intensity of the current research effort suggests that it may not be too soon to revisit and revise the Asimov commands on computing.
The 2017 budget offers a concerted effort to strengthen the structural underpinnings of the digital economy, in order to incentivize a bigger uptake of digital payments.
A more inclusive innovation culture is critical for India’s future, considering the massive shifts in industry models and potential job losses along the way.
A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world.